SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KONSTANTINOVA, L.F. - KONSTANTINOVA, N.A.

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AVERSHIM, S.G.,prof.,doktor tekhn. nmult,rad., BWXHA.Ye.Te.,gornVy inzh.,red.;
BUSEVICH. T.7.. gornyy inzh..red.; UUMOV. L.A..gornyy inzh.,red.;
LISHUTIN. B.G., goraVy inzh.,red.-, OGLOBLIM. D.N.. prof.. doktor
tekhn. nauk,, refd.; ONMICHMO, A.K.,kand. takhn. nmuk, red.;
RYZHOV. P.A.. pref..doktor takhn. nauk,: GLAZEMAP, K.K., insh.,red.;
red.; HIKITIITA. H.H.,inth.,red.;
MOVOSILOVA, Yu. A.,insh.,red.;S=100, Ye. I.,inzh..red.; TAKOVL1V*
X.G.,inih..red.; RASHKOVSKIY. Ta.Z.jnzh..red.; STELIMAKH. A.M..
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(Transactions of the All-Union Scientific and Technical Conference
on Mine Surveying July 17-23. 1956J Trudy V6*8OiU2nogo nauchno-
takchnicheskago soveshchanis po markshaiderskomu delu 1'1-23 Lulis
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1. Vaosoyasnoye nauchno-tekhnicheakoye soveshchuniye po
morkaboyderskona delu. 1956. -
(Kine surveying)

MILOGRADOVA, Ye.l.; MALAKHOVA~ P.T.; ~R~~TANTINOVA~ L.G.
Bacteria accompanying the mass Chlorells. culture and their role
in the biosynthesis of vitamin B124 Uzb, biol. zhur. 9 no.51
18-20 t65, (MIRA 18:10)
1. Inatitut botaniki AN UzSSR.

MALAKITOVA, P.T.; KONSTANTINOVA, L.G.
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Microflora of the mass culture of Chlorella. Uzb. biol. z1hur.
9 no.2:24-28 165. (MULk 18:5)
1. Institut botaniki AN UzSSR.

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AUTHORS: Ko nst ant inova j Io`0I.j Lemlekh, Ya.M.j and Frenkel't L.A.
TITLE: Gaseous preheating of rolls for rolling thin sheets.
(Gazo7yy podogrev tonkolistovykh valkov pered ustanovkoy).
PERIODICAL: "Stallif (Steel )",,,No-a, 19579 Pp.724-727 (USSR)'.
ABSTRACT: Preheating of rolls for rolling thin sheets before
assembling in a rolling stand using a gas fired heating
installation and.the influence of such preheati3~g on the
durability of rolls and the output were investigated. The
installation for.preheating was described earlier (Ya. M.
Lemlekh~ "Sbornik Ratsionalizatorskikh Predlozheniyy
Vnedrennykh v Proizvodstvo,"Ts.IIN MChM, vyp.54,1955). The
distribution of thermocouples used for measuring roll tem-
peratures is given in Fig.l. Heating of rotating (1 rpm)
and stationary rolls was tested. Temperatures of experimen-
tal stationary and rotating rolls and the waste gas in
various points of the heating chambers (A), pressure in the
chamber and suction in flues (B), pressure of producer gas
before the burner (V) are given in Figs.2 and 3 respective-
ly. Changes in the distribution of temperatures across the
roll from surface to centre at given time intervals are
Card 1/2 given in Fig.4. It was found that withpreheatimg of rolls
the output increases by 8-10% with simultaneous improvement

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ACCESSION MR: AP4019809~ S/0279/64/000/001/0078/0064
'AUTHOR: Kasatkins, He A. (Moscow); V19dorovich, V. N. (Moscow); Nikitine. Z. he
(Moscow); Uvarove, E. So (Moscow); 1. (Moscow)
Behavior of Impurities during the crystallization refining of Indlum
TITLE:
SOURCE: AN SSSR. lav. Metallurglys I gornoye delo, no. 1, 1964, 78-84
'TOPIC TAGS: Indlum, Indlum refining, crystallization refining, Impurity ellmina-
tion, solid phase soluble Impurity, solid phase Insoluble Impurity, zone refining
ABSTRACT; A systematic study was made of the behavior of impurities and the con-
ditions present during their elimination from Indium in the process of crystallize-:-
t I on ref I n I ng f rom mo, I ten mater I a I . I nd I uffi spec Imens -wi.th - a known I mpur I ty content'
bjected to zone refining In a nitrogen
(Cd, Sn, Pb, H9, Fe, III, Cu. Ag) were su
stream on equipment with one or two heating zones. Crystals extracted from the
-3
smelt In a vacuum furnace, at a residual pressure on the 'order of 10 mm H9, were
100-115 mm long and had.a diameter of about ? 10 mm. The rate of extraction ranged
.~from 0-3 to 2 mmlmln. The evaluation of the experimental results employed the
author's theoretical classification of Impurities present In Indlum as either easy
or difficult 'to eliminate. The former:lnc,lude most of the 'Impurities present, are
~Eha-acjpjlzed by poor,solid-solution solubility In in and have d tribution co-
or
7- tarcr

KISUIEVA, N,S.; SOKOVA, 0-T.- K(",N-S TANTI NOVA) L.N.;
Chromoscina sets and the rat#:! cf tumor gruwthl s-C '.;~o sub.,,-,raino
of the asuitic hepatorad of rats. Vupp. onk. !l 165.
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Pogosyants) insti-cuta eksperLmentallnoy i klinicheskoy onkologil
AMN SSSR (direktor - daystvi.telInyy A.1-IN SSSR prof. N.,N.
Blokhin).

KONSTANTINOV, G.N.; KONSTANTINOVA,__L.S.; FILATOV, V.A.
Determining the zero point of the level of magnetic anomalies.
Geol.i geotiz. no,5:91-92 161. (MIU 14-.6)
1, Sibirskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut geologii., geofiziki
i minerallnogo syr ,ya- Novosibirsk.
(Ma;n;tiC anomalies)

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X(RISTANTINOV, G.R.; KONSTANTINOVA, L.S.j SERGEYET, T.O.
Methods for the cop-ersion of a magnetic field in the upper
disoontinuity as revealed by a study made in the western part
of the Siberian r1atform.. Tftdy SNIIGGIMS no. 30&127-w1-39 1 64.
(MIRA 19t1)

KOUSTAIM11OV, G.H.; KOUSTANT111011A, L.S.
Interpretation of magnetic anomalies by the curves of a 11orizontal
gradient of Z function. 'Audy SMIGG111-0 no.27 -.138-14.4 '62.
(14DU 16:9)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy instiLut geologii, geol'11-
ziki i minerallno o syrlya.
Wiagnetle prospecting)

XONSTANTINOVI G.N.; KONSTANTINGVA, L.S.
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Calculation of pseudogravitationul anwalies and the determination
of the angle of Slope 4n magnetization voctor. Tnidy SHIGGIMS no.
U
27:1.65-170 162. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Sibirskiy nauchno-issledovatell.zkiy ins-litut geologii, geofizild
i mineralinogo syrlya.
(Magnetic anomalies)

SHAKOVO V.M.; KONSTANTINOVA, L.Ta.
Significance of types of higher nervous activity for understanding
some postoperative implications in the surgical clinic. 713101.2huro
Wkro) 2 no*3:47-54 JW-Je 156* (NLRA 9:11)
(TIKPXRAKW) -- (OURATIONS, SURGICAL)

L 1. Ye.
Konstantinova, L. Ye. *The effect of operation upon the prothrombin blood content,$
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XONSTARTINOTA. 1. To.
~'- ~,- rur oskva
70th anniversary of Vladimir Nikolaevich Shamove IhI glia K
no. 10:72-74 Oct 1952o (CLKL 23:31
1. Shamov to at present Learned Secretary of ~b* vork 0"1 Novatsker -
mijitabw 'r- YAlikey -0techestwennay Toy" 19U-1945. [Irperlenco of
Soviet Kedicine during the Great Fatherland Wair of 1941-19451.

XONSTAMINDTA, LeYe.
Results of duodenojojunostooV in chronic duodenal stasis. Tests k*tr.
Grokona, Lardap. 72 no. 3:59-63 Mw-June 1952. (CLHL 22:4)
1. Of the Departuent of the First Faculty Surgical Clinic (Read -
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SITENKOJ, V.M., prof. (Leningrads K-9, u.1. Lebedeva, d.10-b., kv.2);
KONSTANTINOVA, L.Ye.
Large cystic duct stump and its significance in the occurrence of
the so-ca.Ued postcholecystectomy syndrunb. Vest. 10dr. 91 no.10t
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1. Iz fakulltetskoy khirurgicheskoy klinW imeni S.P. Fedorova
(nachallnik - Prof. V.M. Sitenko) Voyenno-meditsinskoy ordena
Lenina akademii imeni Kirova, Leningrad.

SAGORTSCHEW, B. (Zagorchev, B.1; KONSTANTINOVA, M.
The tartrate iron complexes and their use in separating Fe**,-
from Fe00-ions, Doklady BAN 15 noo7:747-750 162.
1. Vorgelegt von Akademiemitglied D. Iwanoff (Ivanov, D.].

ZAGORCEZV,, B.; AgNI"Ti="Al
The iron tartrate complexes and their utilization in the
separation of ferriiono from ferroions. Godishnik khim tekh
8 no.2:73-79 161 [publ. f62]. -
11,

SCHrJ'rANOW, Gh. (Sheltanov, Kh.);_.LON*=Zj3Q , M.; GAVDAROVA, R.
[Chavdiii-ovix, 11.1
Automatic microcoulometric titration of bases. Doklady BAN 17
no. 8:721-724 t64. -
1. Vorgelegt von Akademiemitglied D.Ivanov.

ALEKSEYEV, V.N., arkh.; XONSTRITINOVA, B.A., arkb.; LOPOVOK, L-I-,,
kand. arkb.; M --~'Ah. - Prinimali
uchastiyes BOGUSIAVSKn A.I.,. inzh.; LIVSHITS, A.M., inzh.;
MASHINA, N.N.9 inzb.; ANDREYEV, V.S.p retsenzentj BOTVINKIN,
O.K.p doktor khImp nauk, prof.t retsenzent; POSOKHIN, M.V.,
reteenzent
(Catalog of finishing materials and produots) Katalog otdoloch-
rykh materialov i izdelii. Moskvap Gosstroiizdat. Pt.3. 1961.
60 p. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Moscow. Vaeaoyuzvyv nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut no-
,vykh materialav. 2.. Rukovoditell Arkhitakturno-stroitel'Mm
sektorom V;esoyusnogo nauchno-issledovateliskogo instituta
novykh stroitellnykh materialov, Moskva (for Makotinskiy).
3. Rukovoditell Sektorom tokbniko-ekonomichaskikh Issledovaniy
Veasoyuznogo nauchno-iseledovatel'skogo instituts, novykh
stroitellmykh materialov,, Moskva (for BogualavskiY). 4. Wen-
korrespoz;dent Akademii stroitellstva i arkhitektury SSSR (for
Andreyev,,' Poso~hin),,

---KONSTANTINOVA, M.A., arkhitektor; AYRAPETOV, D.P., arkhitektor
Architectural and structural strip products made of polymer
materials. Sbor. trud. VNIINSM no.7:127-142 163. (MIRA 17:11)

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Znmgncz, L'A.- ZM2UMWVA, X.le
Locomotion wA Ow motor apparatO of Rotifera Cb-ClIsh summery In
Insert]. Zsolosbar*35 M90'3:345-364 Mr 156. (=A 9:7)
I.Bialoge-pochysaW falulltat Mookovskoge gosuftzeftennogo mdvftsi-
tot& Imeni NOT.Lemonosevas
Otatifors)

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AUTHOR: Konstantinova, M, I. SOV120-125-3-60163
TITLE: Motion of the Pelagic Larvae of Heteromastus filiformia Clap.
(Polychaeta) (Dvizheniye pelagicheskikh lichinok Reteromastus
filiformis Clap.(Polychaeta))
PERIODICAL: Boklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 3t pp 677-680
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author refers to papers (Refs 1-7) dealing with the
morphology of the locomotor apparatus and the types of motion
with the aim of following the line of evolutiona y variations
from the low invertebrates up to the higher ones. The author
was to continue this cycle in her paper. She restricted her
investigations to the determination of the quantitative indices
of the velocities of motion in different stages of the larvae
mentioned in the title. The numerical data obtained by
measuring were biometrically evaluated according to formulae
(supplied by N. A. Plokhinskiy). On this basis the empirical
curve of dependence of the absolute velocity of the larvae as
dependent on their body length was plotted, taking growth and
Card 1/3 shape into account. Further, the curve describing the

Motion of the Pelagic Larvae of SOV120-125-3-60163
Heteromastus filiformis Clap. (Polychaeta)
dependence between relative velocity and body length was
plotted (Fig 1). The shape of the newly hatched trochophore
Fig 1 a , of metatrochophore (Fig I b) and of nectochaeta
g 1 v~ is described in connection with the type of motion
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of each of the stages mentioned. In H. filiformis body shape is
constantly transformed in the course of the pelagic larval
stages, from ball shape to cigar shape, under a simultaneous
transformation of the ciliated apparatus. In this connection
the larva undergoes a transformation from monotrochous to
ditrochous type. The empirical curve describes the increasing
absolute velocity of motion of the larvae, The relative velooity
decreases from 5 to 2 conditioned units. Thus the relative
velocity decreases by more than 50%, while the body length
attains almost the four-fold of its former length during the
same period. Difficulties arose in connection with comparing
the above results with the data obtained by other authors.
In spite of all the variety in the structure of the ciliated
apparatus it is, however, always possible to discover afeature
characteristic of the motion of the aquatic invortebratee;
Card 2/3 they rotate around their own axis, mostly in counter-clookwise

Motion of the Pelagic Larvae of SOV120-125-3-60163
Heteromastus filiformis Clap. (Polychaeta)
direction. This indicates a physiological functional similarity
of all ciliated apparatus, independent of their location and
structure. After pointing out the differences between
H. filiformis, Infusoria, Turbellaria and rotatoria, withrespect
to the absolute motion velocity the author arrives at the
following conclusion: relative motion velocity and body size
are in a reciprocal dependence. In other words, the numerical
indices of velocity are in the case of Folychaeta. larvae within
the limits of the general laws of motion of groups so different
with respect to their morphology as it is the case with
Infusoriaq Turbellaria and rotatoria. There are 1 figure and
7 referencesy 6 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova
(Moscow state University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTED: December 19v 1958, by Ye. ff. Pavlovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: December 11, 1958
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(Mr, JL 14:2)
1. 1,(- -ovohi, ~ .oaudarstvonW universitet im. M.V. Lomonosova.
Yrcdotcivlono "!:~~demiIom Ye.11. Pavlovskim.
(I'OIYCA~~.Ota) (Animal locomotion) (Iforphogonesis)

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KONISTANTINOVA. M.M.- "The effect of ferritin on blood pressure". 1-'Osc(7,21, 1955.
Acad Sci USSR. Inst of Animal Morphology irreni A -IN. Severtsov.
Dissertations for the Degree of Candidate of Biological Sciendes)
SO: Knizhnay letopi I No 44, 29 October 1955. MoscW-

USSR / Human and Animal Physiology. Zffect of Physical Factors. T-13
Abe Jour : Hof Zhur - Biologiya, No 1, 1959, No. 3975
Author : Grayevskly, I* Ya.; Konstantinava, M. M.
Inst AS UM
Title On the Absenco -of a Protective Wluenoe of Hietotoxic
Hypoxift 6n,Action of Ionizira Radiation
Orig Pub Dokl. AN sm, 1q57,.ll4,, No 2, 289-292
Abotract Suspensions of bacteria Becherichle. coll, which remainod
for the duration of I how in a solution of IDN 0.'. '002 m.
or for ths.durstIon of-5.- 10 min. In an atmospheft
of 95% CO and were subjected In the same medium to
IrradiatIon of 1000 - 20,000 r with the strength of thq
dose at 500 - 900 S/ndn., were disseminated in agar
at 370* After 24 hours, the count of colonies showed
that both hIstotoxIc agents, despite the defensive effect
ascribed to them, Inhibited the ability of irradiated
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AB^ - JOUR- F210iol-, No- 5 101591 NA. 23200
AUTHM ~~mtantfnova, M. M.

TI SIE t On the IWotensive Effoat of Perritin
OIRII G. PUB. PaLtol. f iziologlya I oksporim. terapiya, 1958,
2, Yo 4, 33-30
ABSTRUCT 311 ferritin (P) poisessez, a '11-lypotonsivo activity,
wbich manifests Its6lf oxUy Do. caue of patholo-
gically inarsaaad arterial pre2aure, whteroas an
ox4dized F exhlbits no iveh rativity. 7he hypo-
tonsj.v6 action of F is manifested in lower doses
as c6mpared with other hypotensive agents. Vne
eff6et takos place after a latent Deriod lasting
1
40 min +,o'2 houre. Upon repeatod a;WnistraUon
of F, the latent period of its action and the.
amount by which the presmare decreases are re-
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TIME
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A!3::.-".TRACT d1jeed; tb-e 12uration of the period of depressed
cont'd pressure increases. F decreases the sensitivity
of vessels to adranaliMp both 1-n *isolated organs
(kidneys,, rabbitts ear), as we!]. a-- in.aniltials
With an increased pressure.
a rd: 212

2OV/2o-1 22-3-16/57
On the Antiradiation Protective Effect of Substances 7-lockin,~, the Transport
of Hemol-lobin
was determined for a time of 30 days. The amount of
bin distinctly Crows already 5 minutcs af ter the introdnetion
of sodium nitrite, and it reaches its maximum, valuQ '65
40-60 minutes after the introduction of soliur nltrl.n. Th(j
content of methemoclobir, this value for 1 - !' i'~
'-ours. A listinct protective effect, of soeliurn nitrite cannot
be ol-aerved before 20 minvLen after its introduction into th--~
or.-anism. The maximum of the 1~rotoctive offec"; wag Oboeivod
40 - 60 minutes after the introdution. The period of the
Y ium intensity of the protective action corresponds to 'he
.naxiL h
period of the highest content of met]-temo-lobin in the blood.
In the experiments with carbon monoxide, the coincidencs of
the curves of the heri-or-lobin inactivation and of the 311--vival
rate was still better. A connee t4 on between the quantity of
the inactivat,.d, hemoglobin and the intensity of ihe 1,rotective
effect was found. The protection due to carbon monoxide ie
more efficient. The following conclusion may be drawn from
the data discussed in this paper: The izotective effect of
the prophylactic introduction of sodium nitrite or carbon
- monoxide before and during the irradiation is caused by the
Card 2/3 hypoxia due to the suppression of the oxygen transport. There

SOV120-122-3-16, ." 5 'T
On the Antiradiation Protective Effect of Substances Blocking the Transport
of Hemoglobin
are 2 figures and 14 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im. A. IN. Severtsova Akademii
nauk SSSR
(Institute of the Morphology of SlAnimals imeni A. N. Severtsov,
Academy of SciencesPUSSR)
PRESENTED: I.Tay 22, 1950, by A. I. Oparin, Academician
5UMIITTED: may 15, 1958
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AUTHORS: Shapiro#,1,. Meg Konstantinoval M. M. SOV/20-125-3-54/63
TITLE: On Chromosome Aberrations and the 11itotic Activity Subsequent
to the Effect of Ionizing Radiation Under Protection by Carbon
Monoxide (On the Problem of Reparation of Radiation Injuries)
(0 khromosomnykh aberratsiyakh i mitoticheskoy aktivnosti
pools vozdeystviya ioniziruyushchey radiatsiyey v usloviyakh
zashchity okislyu ugleroda(K problome reparatsii lucheyogo
povrezhdeniya))
PERIODICALi Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 125, Nr 3, PP 654-657
(USSR)
ABSTRACTt Prophylactic application of several substances increases the
percentage of survival of irradiated animals and accelerates
the regeneration of the injured tissue. Thus, in the case of
hypoxy and anory (Refs 1, 2) the number-of chromosome abe=a-
tiona decreases after relatively small doses of radiation. The
effect exercis9d by the two mentioned factors upon the resto-
ration of the capacity of cell division is, howeverp still
insufficiently investigated. This is the reason for the
interest in the investigation of the accelerated regeneration
of tissue (which is probably connected with the higher
Card 1/3 porcentage of-ourvival)' in animals irradiated with a fatal-

On Chromosome Aberrations and the Mito 'tic Activity SOV120-125-3-54163
Subsequent to the Effect of Ionizing Radiation Under Protection by
Carbon Monoxide ( On the Problem of Reparation of Radiation Injuries)
dose under protection. It isthe aim of the present paper to
investi-gate the ways of action of a group of substances the
mechaniscof effect of which is brought into relation with the
"oxygen-effeot".,In this case carbon monoxide was concerned.
In the 3 experimental series mice were irradiated with:
I J1117r.ays from'Co 60 (dose 900 r, intensity of the dose
595 r/min)- 11.-15 minutes before irradiation the mice were
exposed to an atmosphere with Oi,5% by volume of CO. Under
those conditions the blood of the mice contains 72% carboxy
hemoglobin'. After 30'days 25% less fatal cases occurred as
compared to -100% in control (Ref 3). 111. Mice were kept in a
similar atmosphere with CO for 17 minutes but not irradiated.
After 10 hours all experimental animals were killed and the
mitoses in the cornea-were counted with respect to the
chromosome aberrations. tables 1 and 2 show the TeBUltS. They
reveal that towards the 8th day after irradiation (which
corresponds to the average duration of life of the animals in
the I. series) the number of the formed~ cells amounted in the
Card 2/3 case of those in hypoxy to three times the number of those

On Chromosome Aberrations and the Mitotic Activity SOV/20-125-3-54/63
Subsequent to the Effect of Ionizing Radiation Under Protection by
Carbon Monoxide (On the Problem of Reparation of Radiation Injuries)
animals that were not protected. There are good reasons for the
assumption that the differences in the intensity of regeneration
comprise also the bone marrow, intestines, skin and other
organs (Ref-7). Thus, it is possible to explain.the increased
number of surviving animals protected by CO which is due to the
utilization of protective substances causing the state of
hypoxy during irradiation. V. Yu. Urbakh assisted in the
discussion of the work and the statistical evaluation of the
experimental results. There are 2 tables and 7 refer.onces,
3 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONi Institut morfologii zhivotnykh im. A.N. Severtsova Akademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Animal Morphology imeni A.N. Sever-bsov
of the Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESEUTED: December 4, 1958, by I. I. Shmallgauzen, Academician
SUBUTTED: November 28p 1958
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41-7,900
AUTHOR: onftantiuoxu~' M.
TITLE: Tissue-EUrpoxia as a Mechanism of the Anti-radio Protection Jq
Effect of Adrenaling Heroing and Morphine
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akadsaii nauk aSsR, 1960, Vol. 132, No. 6,
pp. 1427 - 1430
TEXT: By way of introductiong the author discusses the hypothesis of
protection against radiation by a lack of oxygen in cells and tissues.
The three neurotropic alkaloids mentioned in the title are looked, upon tl~
as the strongest protectives against radiation. Experimental verifica-
tions of this mechaniamp howeverp are missing in the data available.
The author intends to solve this problem in the paper under review. Since
only the "hypoxio" concept of the mechanism of protection is well-founded,
the author studied the problem as to whether the protective effect of
neurotropio substances is in connection with their ability to reduce the
oxygen tension in tissues. For this reasong he studied the influence of
all three alkaloids on the oxygen tension and their protective effect.
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Protection Effect of Adrenalinq Heroin, and BOII/ n,003
Morphine
White mice were used as experimental animals. The 02 tension in the
tissue was determined polarographically in vivo. A ohlorine-silver eleo-
trode was used. Since the method employed does not permit to determine
the absolute 02 content, the recorded current was expressed in per cent
of the initial level. The author ascertained the change in the content
of 02 in the liver, miltq and muscles after a hypodermic injection of
0.1 mg of adrenalin, 3 mg of heroin, or 1.25 mg of morphine in 0.5 ml of
distilled water pe; animal. Other animals were simultaneously subjected to
yo-radiation of C000 (dose 900 r, dosage 450 r (min)) for 2 min at va-
rious points of time after introduction of the substance mentioned. The
survival of mice for thirty days was regarded as a criterion for the
efficiency of protection. Next, the author compared the change in radia-
tion sensitivity with the change in 02 tension as dependent on the
period passed between introduction of the protective substance and ir-
radiation. Table I and Fig. I show results from which it follows that
the 0 content was considerably reduced in the tissues by the substances
2
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radio Protection Effect of Adrenalin, Heroin, BOll/BO03
and Morphine
ASSOCIATIONs Inatitut MOrfOlOgii 2hivotnykh im. A. V. Severtsova
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Animal Morphology imeni
A. N. Severtsov of the Academy of Sciences, USSR) Ll
PRESENTEDs February 6, 1960, by A. I. Oparin, Academician
SUBMITTED3 FebruarY 4, 1960
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AUTHORS: Grayevskiy, Ye. Ya Konstantinova, M. M.-
TITLE: Study of the Mechanism of the Radioproteotive Action of
Some Sulfur Containing Substances
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 19609 Vol. 133, No- 4,
pp. 969-972
TEXT: The authors present five hypotheses on the radioprotective effect
of some sulfhydryls and some thiuronium compounds which are structurally
related with them. These substances are one of the most effective radio-
protective substances. The data of publications do not allow the esta blish-
ment of a connection between the radiation resistivity of an organism and
the state of its regulating systems. The protective effect has approximate-
ly the same degree in biological objects at different stages of development.
The authors mention further inadequate explanations of the protective ef-
fect (Refs- 11, 15). The assumption that the protective effect of sulfur
containing compounds is due to the so-called "oxygen effect" (Refs. 10,
16-25) is the most probable. In conclusion, the authors state that the
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hypothesis according to which the protective effect of the substance con-
cerned is based on the anoxia in the organismg that it is also based on
rather contradictory data, and that it must not be regarded as proved.
The authors wanted to explain the role of the level of molecular oxygen in
tissueB for the protective effect. For this purpose they used grown-up
white mice. The above-mentioned affect and the oxygen tension in the liver
and the spleen were studied at different periods after subcutaneous injec-
tion of the following compounds: oysteaming cystaming Br.HBr-2-aminoethyl
isothiuronium (AET), Br.HBr-2-amino-5-isothiuronium-mothyl-thiazolin
(AIMT), furthermoreq RCl.eystaine and SH glutgthione. The animals were
once totally irradiated with gamma rays of Cc 0 (dose: 900r; dose intensi-
tY: 378 r/min, for 2 min 21 seo).Qhey were irradiated 15, 30, 60t 1209
and 180 min after the injection. The duration of life was observed within
a period of 30 days. Table I shows the number of experimental animals.
Fig. 1 shows the results obtained with oysteamin. This substance has a
considerable protective effect; it does, howeverg not reduce the 02 content,
but increases it in the spleen. Fig. 2 shows that also cystamin does not
reduce the oxygen tension duTing the duration of the protective effect.
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In introducing AET 15 min before the irradiation the protective effect
becomes distinctly marked (Fig. 3 A). The 02 content is only slightly
reduced. Analogously, AIMT has a weaker effect on the 02 level; its pro-
tootive effect is also much weaker and only of a short duration (Fig. 3 B).
Cystein (Fig, 4) and SH gluthathione tension hardly change the 02 in both
organs, they have, however, a considerable protective effect. From these
results the authors draw the conclusion that the protective effect is not
caused by tissue hypoxia. At the same time it is assumed that the effect
of the above-mentioned protective substances is, nevertheless, connected
with the "oxygen effect". Henceg it may be assumed that this effect
is not necessarily connected with the radiolysis of water. Perhaps, it
may be explained by the formation of potential disturbances in biological
objects, which may take place only during the oxidation by molecular oxy-
gen. In this caseq the protective effect of the substances under considera-
tion can be related to their capability of preventing the oxidation by
molecular oxygen.of thellstructures" damaged by radiation. The authors
thank V. M. Fedoseyev for the synthesis of AET and AIMT. There are 4 fig-
ures, I table, and 27 references: 7 Soviet, I US9 3 Intern. Conf.9 and
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Radiation protective effect of some agents And the *oxygen effect.'
Radiobiologiia, 1 no*2:270-277 161. XU 14:7)
1. Institut morfologii sUvotuykh imeni A.N.Severteova &N SSSR,
Moskva. (RLDIATION PROTECTION) (OXYGEN-PHISIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

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AUTHORS: E.Ya. Grayevskiy, and_MM _XQzxjAntino'v'a
TITLE: A study of the mechanism of the protective action of ami-
noethyl-isothiuronium on rats irradiated in a state of
hypothermy
PERIODICAL: Radiobiologiya, v. 1, no. 5, 1961, 650 - 652
TEXTs The lack of defensive action from oysteine after irradia-
tion in animals with a normal metabolism and its presence in chilled hy-
bernating animals tends to indicate that protective compounds, if at all
capable of weakening the radiation reaction when introduced after irradi-
ation, can only do this when the development of the radiation reaction is
strongly inhibited. To check this assumption a study was made of the pro-
tective effect of aminoethyl-isothiuronium (AET) Br.HBr. on animals irra-
diated in varying states of hypothermy. The experiments were conducted
with white mice exposed to single gamma-radiation from a c060 source in
a dose of 900 r (LD 100/15 ) at an intensi-ty of 320 r/min. The body temper-
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ature of the mice at the time of Irradiation in the three test groups
was 37, 18, and 60 C. The protective agent was injected subcutaneously
at 9-10 mg per mouse in 0.05 ml of distilled water 15 min before irrad-
iation or 10 - 20 see after it. The number of animals that survived for
more than 30 days after irradiation and the life span of those animals
which died beyond this period was taken as the criterion of the effect-
iveness of AET. The results showed that prophylactic injection of AET
into mice with a body temperature of 370 C gave a marked increase in
the survival rate of the irradiated animals and increased the average
life of the animals which died. The propylactic affect was lower in mice
with a body temperature of 180 C. At 60 C no protective action was not-
ed, due perhaps to disturbance of the resorption and admission of the
AET to the radiation-sensitive systems or to inhibition of its conver-
sions. The AET was ineffective in all cases when introduced after irra-
diation. The authors' findi onform to those of D.E. Smith (Ref. 5'
Radiation Res., 12, 79, 19601swco found that the administration of cy.-
steine after irradiation to animals of the genus Citellus irradiated in
a state of hibernation with a body temperature of 150 C had no protective
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Grayevskiy, E. Ya, and Konstantinovat M. M.
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Mechanism of antiradiation effect of dithiols
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, v. 136t n06 5, 1961, 1219-1222
TEXT: The authors studied the antiradiation effect of dimercapto
compounds: 1) of unithiol. and 2) of dimereapto propionic acid (DMPA)
on white mice. They compared the efficiency of these dithiols with the
hypoxia caused by the latter (due to oxygen teneion). There are only
few contradictory drLta available on this problem. The mice were
totally irradiated with y-rays of Co6o with a dose of 357 r/mino and
with an absolutely lethal dose of 900 r, once for 2 min 28 see. The
mentioned protective substances were injected subcutaneously in 0-5 al
distilled water in the following quantities- unithiol. 20, 14, and'g,
DMPA 1.0 and 0.75 mg per animal. Unithiol was applied at 11 intervals
between 10 and 180 min. DMPA at 6 intervals between 15 and 180 min prior
to irradiation. The criterion of the efficiency was the percentage rate
of the surviving animals, and the lifetime of the killed animals up to
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Mechanism of antiradiation effect-... B103/b2O8
that the protective effect of dithiole is probably due to hypoxia
caused by these dithiols in organs sensitive to radiation P in contraet
with the effect of the best -known sulfur-containing compounds (p-mereapto
ethyl amine, or 2-aminoethyl isothiuronium-B-HBr, etc.). The formation
mechanism of this hypoxia could not yet be*explained. There are
2 figures and 8 references: 4 Soviet-bloc and I non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Institut,morfologii zhivotnykh im. A. N. Severtsova
Akademii nauk SSSR (Institute of Animal Morphology imeni'
A. N. Severtsov, Academy of Sciences, USSR)
PRESENTED: August 22, 1960p by A. 1. Oparin, Academician
SUBMITTED: August 18, 1960
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TEXT: The au t ho r -?x-c la 1 n s tn e q-.~,i z, ~%,n asori~ f -,J e r t he r cet i ve Q
diation is due tc d).rc-,t temy%~rat.ir,,~
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z3on3equen,--,i~ of therm-, a Tc, ar~ 0. 11"a a..] thcr !~;rljrj I-Itl
.1 e ~- f f e -1 t ac,-.-.vr~ng th~ bod-, "I'li cxyg~-,r. "C'
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-q silver chIcrid,! -q c c c R e f . 2 d T"'.Cse M_Lce Vere- given
ami-azine as menticned abore after Jos-rtloc~ of ~na e- 'rcdes, and were
pi,t into i-ce until. the de3i'red tem-cera-ures were atta-.-1.-Iiid. To judge
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Radiation-proteotive effect of... B103/B208
increases. A pronounced prot,,!:,tive effect became manifest only from a
50 % reduction of 02 tension in 'the tissue onwards. It is important that
even on considerable temperature drop the protective effect is comparatively
small. For at normal body temperature, even a low hypoxia is an effective
protection, irrespective of its origin (Ref. 24). This discrepancy might
be the result of a damage of the organism caused by low temperatures
(see above). The comparatively low survival rate may be due to a slumma- V1
tion of radiation and hypothermia effects. Considering the actual effect
of cooling alone, the protective effect approaches that in animals with
normal body temperature. The protective effect of cooling in warm-blooded
animals is thus due to the accompanying hypoxia which may be the result
of a more intense suppression of 0. uptake than it is the case in the
oxidation processes in the tissue. This is also the cause ofdeath of
cooled warm-blooded animals. In cold-blooded animals, on the other hand,
which are adapted to low tomporaturea, the 02 metabolism is not disturbed
by hypothermia. In these animals, hypothermia will not exert a protective
effect. There are 1 figure and 25 references: 5 Soviet-bloc and 20
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GRAYEVWSKIY, F.Ya., KONSTANTINOVA, M.M.
Independence of the radiation protective action of aminoethyl-
isothiuronium - Br -`HBr from the "oxygen effect." Dokl. Ali SSSR
140 no-3:705-708 S 161. (FURA 14:9)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykb im. A.N.Severtsova AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom N.M.Sisakyanom.
(Pseudourea) (Radiation protection)

ImesilgalJorri on Radialign Protective WMAmarals
E. Vq G4.11Y. N. P. Barakina. M. ht. ,eonitantintra and 1. 13. Smir"ra
10diation protectors varying in their structure and physiological effect can be divided by their ro-hanhor of
protective action Into two xroup~ One C-up Act% by -U,i.g 16". hypo.ia, while the proiNtive action of the
world group firpean not to tv MAW to the Plygra CITCCI.
Protectnt-s ofthe second groupshow acicar morphological protection oranimat, exposed to radiation. d"33ing
the daniage to the intestine and hictirtopoictic timuci. Under the action of an example or this group. amino~
ethylkournitium-ONIM (AIM, repair proomics are acev4-tvI. and !,ever chmmot("JI aberrations are seen
l
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and the ability ofcells to undergo division is restored. although them 6 no dim
on in t
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tial number o
ca,
nut
of the intestinal crypts disrupted as a result of irfadi3tion.
Ilacrnopoictic 0%;uc, Irradiated in the prttence, of AET. sh-re a greater number of Intact ails And reirencradco
13 greatly at,"Ictated.
.7he Interaificalion of repair processes observed In radiosensitive fisititi immi to be dtictminctl by a smaller
initial damage of their component ccliulcr elements.
1-1-.WAd-d Aff4d-sy. A,&kj, ofSdows flAO USSR, Af~.
"I)Or't J)"Barlattld at th& 20A Xrjtj. COISMItIS of pad"tj= j*Gt,,XCh,
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Konstanti ova, M,
TITLE: Effect of the duration of moderate hypothermia on the 0 2
pressure in the tissues and on the radiosdnsitivity of mice
PE.RIOZJICALz Akademiya nauk SSSR. Doklady, v. 145, no. ?, 1962, 436 - 437
MEXT: 0 Groups of inice were kept for 30 and 120 min. at a rectal temperature
of 18 C; then: (a) the 0 2 pressure was determined in liver and spleen and
0)) the 'radiosensitivity was studied after gamma irradiation with 900 r.
The author's methods of hypothermia and polarographio determination of the
02 pressure have been described previously (DAN, 1389 no- 1p 223 (1961)1
DAN, 132, no. 6,.1427 (1960)). a) The 0 2 pressure was reduced in both
orcans by -4Z, irrespective of the time of hypothermia. b) The radio-
sensitivity was judged from the-average life of mice dying within 30 days
and from the survival percentage. The former increased from 6.1 in the-
control animdls to 9.0 and 9.5 days, the latter from 0 to 15 and 7~. Thus,
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A WITH OR 5 Zeytunyan,K.A., Konstantinova.M.-M- ahd Semenov,L.F.
TITLE: The effect of certain.antirndiation agents on the
oxygen level In tissues in relation with their effect
on the radiosensitivity of animals
PERIODICAL: Radlobiologiya,v,2, no.4, ~.962, 616-619
TEXT: This is the continuation of a previous stu.d7,, The experi-
ments were carried out on albino mice of both sexes, weighing
18-20g. Adrenalin (0.02mg/mouse), acetyleholin (0.6mg/mouse),
tryptamine (1.5mg/mouse), sarotonin (0.5mg/mouse), phenylethyl-
amine (O.Sng/mouse), thiourea (45.0mg/mouse) and aminoethyliso-
thiouracil (AET) (3.Omg/mouse) were injected s.c. in aqutLeous .
solutions,, The oxygen tension in liver and spleen was determined
-polarographically, The effect of these substances on the oxygen
tension was different for spleen and for liver, and varied also
with each substances Acetyleholin brought about the mo-st marked
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Pathology and Therapy, AYIS USSR, Sukhumi)
SUBMITTED: February 13, 1962 1
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GRAIEVSKIY, E.Ya.i XONSTANTINOVA, M.M.
Dependence of the radiation protective efficiency of various
substances on the oxygen content of tissues and inhaled air.
Dokl.AN SM 245 no,1:195.-197 JI 162. (MMA 15:7)
1. Institut morfologii zhivotnykh imeni A.N.Severtsova AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom N.M.Sisakyanom.
(RADIATION PR=TION) WMEN)

KOBSTANTINOVA, ,
-- Qxygen tension in the tissues and rediosensitivity of mice as
dependent on the duration of *derate hypothermia. Dokl.AN SSSR
245 no.2:436-1+37 JI 162. (MMA 25:7)
1. Institut morfologii ahivotnykh imeni A.N.Severtsova AN &96R.
Predstavleno akadevaikon N.M.Sisakyanom.
(HUMHEMak) (GAMVA RLYS-PHrSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)
(CKYGF.N IN THE BCDX)

GRAYEVSKI7, E.Yk; BARAKINA, N.F.; KONSTANTINOVA,, M.M.; SlUB210VA, I.B.
Studies on radiation protection in -amols. Zhur. ob. biol.
24 no.3:182-193 My-Je'63. (101A. 16x8)
1. A.1f.Severtzov Institute of Animal 1-brphology., Academy of
Sciences of the U.S.S.R.r Moscow.
(RADIATION--PROrECTIVE AGENTS)

GRAYEVSKIY, F.Ya.; KONSTANTINOVA M.M., WKRASOVA; I,V.; TPRA.---P*NKO,
A. G. -
Mechanism of the radioprotective action of cystamine (2-aminoethyl-
disulfide). iladiobiologiia 3 no. 6t8gl-897 16L (MIRA 170)
L Institut mor"clogli zhivotnykh imeni A.N..~.evertsovu AN
SSSR, Moskva.

ACCESSION NR: AP4027966 S/02o5/64/oo4/oo2/olq7/o2o2
AUTHOR: Grayovskiyo E. Ya.; Zherobchenko, P. Go; Konstantinova
M. k,.; Sokolava, 0, M,; Shevchenko, A, No
TITLE: Relation of ridioprotective -activity of indolylalkyl. amino a t04
tissue hypoxia and the role of vascular changes in its development
SOURCE: Radiobiologiya, v, 4. no. 2, 19648-197-202
TOPIC TAGS: radioprotoctive action mechanism, indolylalkylamine
radioprotective action, tissue hypoxia, vessel spasm, tryptomine
derivative, radioprotective preparation, 4-,5-chlortryptamine,
4-,5-raetoxytryptamine, serotonine, alpha-methyltryptamine, LSDO
cystamine, oxygen intensity. cystamine radioprotective action
ABSTRACT: Literature studies have established that indolylalkylamine
radioproteotive action is related to tissue h7poxia. This work
investigates the mechanism of this action by determining 1) v~ether
I 'its
t
he position of a substitute in a tryptamine*molecule affects
capacity to produce tissue hypoxia, 2) how - the introduction of
alpha-methyltryptamine and LSD affects the hypoxic- and vasoconstriotive
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.action of the preparationso and 3) how
the combined use of
5-matox-ytryptamine and eystamine affectsoxygen level and vessel
reaction in tissues, The following preparations were administered
intraperitoneall7 to experimental white mice: 4-chlortryptamine
(6o ma~kg), 5-chlortryptamine (60 'F/W, 4;metoxytryptamine
(60 ril.,,il~le),5-nc'v-oiAryptamine and arotonine (50 mg/l~g) i hr'
after administering alpha-mothyltryptamine, aystaxnine (150 4/kg)
comoined with metoxytryptamine (50 iig/kg), and LSD (10 rr~/kg)
combinod*with serotonine. Oxygen intensity in the liver and spleen
of' the anima3z vas measured by a polarographic method. Vessel tone was
determined by the accumulation of neutral red in the organs 30 min
after being introduced (65 mg/lcg in a0-5 ml physiological solution).
Findings show that tryptamino derivatives with substitutes in the
fifth position (5-metoxY-, 5-chlortryptamine) are highly effective
radioprotectors because of their capacity to produce hypoxia in
radiosensit-ive organs by vessel spasms. Tryptamino derivatives with
substitutes in the fourth position (4-chlor-, 4-motoxytryptamine) do
not produce hypoxia or vessel spasms and are ineffective radioprotoe-
t.ors. Alpha-methyltryptamine and LSD remove the radioprotective
effect of indolylalkylamines by,preventing the development of vessel
spasm and subsequent tissue h7poxia, Oystamine enhanoes the
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radioproteetive action of tryptamine derivatives,, but does not affect;
their capacity to constrict vessels and to develop hypoxia, The
radipprotective action mechanisms of eystamine and the investigated
indolylalk7lamines differs Orig. art,.has: 4 figures, 2 tables,
ASSOCIATION: None
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080yevo V, M.
JAUTHOR: Konstantino.va, M. M.; Tarasonlco, A. a.; Pad
TITLE: Investigation of the antiradiation activity of N-allcyl
,--derivatives of 2,,3-dimeroaptopropylamine and their action roachanism
~SOURCE: Radiobiologiyat v9 4. no, 2. 1964, 216-22o
ii'TOPIC TAGS: radioprotective action mechanism, dithiol Group,
;ill-alkyl derivativeg 2,3-dimarcaptopropylamineg synthetic N-alkyl it
.:4derivative, oxygen Intensity,, tissue hypoxia, dithiol'!Vadioprotective'~
!Naction, meroapto., gamma radiation, lethal dose, radiation siolcaess,
:,increased radioresistance
I!ABSTRACT: This study investigates the N-alkyl derivatives of
1120-dimercaptopropylamino, there being little data in the literature
;Io4 the radioprotective action of substaneds-containing sulfur
es'pe
cially the dithiol.groups, These derivatives, synthesizei ior
:ithe first time by the authorap were studied in relation to their p
;effect on oxygen intensity in the tissues. Experimental white mice
.,;were gamma-irradiated (0000$ 270-280 r/min) with single 900-r doses
,
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ACCESSION NR- AP5024008 UR/002016~/164/002/0441/0444
AUTHOF,: GXgygvskiy,. 1q, a.; Konstantinova, M. M. Sokolova, 0. M.
Tar_ap-qp1(o,_A. G.
TITLE: On the common mechanism underlying the radiation protective properties;
of aminothiols and anoxia
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Poklady, v. 164, no, 2, 1965, 441-444
TOPIC TAGS: radioprotective agent, reaction mechanism, tissue physiology,
anoxia, organic sulfur compound
ABSTRACT: The work attempts experimental verification of the hypothesis
that the basic mechanism of these radioprotective effects is related to an increas
eId level of free sulfhydryl groups in the tissues. White mice aged 8-12 weeks
were irradiated with 900 r (LD100/30)'and were kept in glass containers to facill-I
tate change of air. The following aminothiols were injected subcutaneously Is- I --"
30 minutes before irradiation or before sulfhydryl group determination: cysL M'- ;i
ine, cystamine, 0 -mercaptopropylamine, and sevotonin. . Radioprotection was
determined according to survivil beyond 30 days. A spleen homogenate was
r sulfhydryl determination with mercuric chloride under argon or air. It
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ACCESSION NR- APS024008
was found that all the agents which have a radioprotective effect caused considera-
ble (10-351o) increase (compared to control levels) of the groups in spleen homo-
genato under argon. Some increase of sulfhydryl groups in air was seen only for,
cystaniine. If the mice breathed oxygen immediately before and during irradia-
tion, the aminothiol radioprotective effect decreased somewhat, as did the content
in the sulfhydryl groups. This was shown to be unrelated to inactivation through 1i
oxidation of the protectant. It is concluded that the predominant mechanism of ;1
radioprotection is related to an increase, of highly reactive endogenous sulfhydryli
groups, due probably to lesser oxidation and s .pontaneous reduction of the S-S
bonds. These appear to be highly mobile groups in low molecular compounds i
which are inactive products of radiolysis of the biomacromolecules. Orig. art.
has: 3 tables
ASSOCIATION: Institut morfologii zbivotnylth im. A. N. Severtsova Akddemii
nauk SSSR (Iqstitute of Animal MorphologL Academy of Sciences SSSR)
SUBMITTED: 15Mar65 ENCL: 00 SUB CODE: LS
NR REF SOV: 007 OTHER: 009
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AUTHORS: Kionstantinova.-M. Myakinin, Ye. V., Romanovp A. M.p
Teareva, T. V.
TITLE: Angular distribution of protons from C 12 (app)N15 with
14,5-Nev alphas
SOURCE: Tashkentakaya konferentsiya po mirnomy ispollzovaniyu atomnDy
energii. Tashkent, 1959. Trudy. v. 1. Tashkent, 1961v
262-267
TEXT: A study of the angular distribution of protons from (app) reactions
may give insight into the direct interaction between alphas and nucleons.
The authors studied the C 12 (avp)N15 reaction with alpha particles of an
energy of 14-5 Rev, obtained from the cyclotron at the Physicotechnical
Institute (gee Association entry). The target consisted of a gold foil
(0.25 mg/cm9 covered with a thin layer of carbon black. The differential
cross section of the above reaction with N15 in the ground state was
determined from the histograms of the proton tracks (Fig- 3). The overall
error was about 10%. Experiments with a carbon target without gold
Gard 113

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ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy.inatitut AN SSSR (Physicotechnical
Institute AS USSR)
Fig- 3- Angular dist!Cibution of protons from C12 (aqp)N 15 at alpha energy
14.5 Mev. Legend: abscissa - differential reaction cross sections..
(1) Calculated, (2) experimental.
6
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V~

TSAREVA9 T.V.; RMWTq A.M.1
22 , 15
9 (O(pp)N reaction of 13s6 Merv. alpha particles. Isy. AN Us. SSH.
Fls.-4". nauk .. - (MPA 14:3 ~
1. Irizag-tekhnicheskiy institut AN SSSR.
(A.Ipba rays) Ouclear reactions)

ROMANOV, A.M.; MYAKININ, Ye.V.; KONSTANTRIOVA, M.P.
leve3z excited in the reaction F-19 (Q~ p)jje22.
Izv. AN SSSR. Ser, fiz. 25 no.9:1135-1137 161.
(MIRA 14:8)
1. Fiziko-tekbnicheskiy institut All SSSR.
(Neon-Isotopes)
(Nuclear reactions)

KOWTANTINOVA, M.P.; MILKININ, Ye.V.; ROYANOV,, A.M.; TSAREVA, T.V.
Elastic scattering of 10 - 15 mov.c(-particles on gold and almims -
O.Zbur.ekop.i teor.fiz. 41 no.149-51 Jl 161. (KMA 14:7)
L ~enizgradskly fiziko-tekhnicheskiy inatitut AN SSSR.
(Alpha rays-Scattering) (Cyclotron)

ROMILNOV., A.M.; MIAKININ, Y&*T.;- KOHaTANTI=Aj, M.P.
Excited lavelm of N~22,0 Zhar.a"p.i toor.fiz. 41 noel:64-65 J3.
~161. 1 (MIRL 1437)
1. Leningradskiy fiziko-telchnicheskiy inatitut AN SM.
(Neon-Isotopee) (Nuclear reactions) (Frotono-Spectra)

B102/B104
AUT.,40RS: Konstantinova, 14. P., Yyaklinin, Ye. V., Petrov, A. L1.1
'-9-ozianov,
T IT"L E': -Anoular distributions of protons from L,-))-reactions induafza
-15
by alpha particles of 13 .'Lev
T
PERIODICA~ Zhurnal eksDerimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fizi;V-64.i., v. /r)'~
no. 2(a), 1962, 388 - 393
TEXT: To study the mechanism of (cxp) direct interaction, the --u~hors
determined the energy and angular distributions of Dro-6ons from z.'-.e
22 30
reactions Li 6(a,P)Be9, Li7(a,p)B.'O, F19(cx,p)Ne , and .1127 (0c, P) Si at
4, a
E - 13-15 Y'ev. The experimental arran-ement was the same as ~h t do-
0: U
scribed in ZhZTF, 39, 1540, 1960. The charged particles were recorded by
-2 (Ya-2) nuclear emulsion plates. The plates were arran=ed so as to
comprise.the angle intervals 10-50, 50-90, 80-140, and 130-1700. T.1 t'-a
11
c.m.s. all angular distribution cu--ves 6(Q) shov,: 11 ) sevcral maxima and
Card 1/2

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Angular distributions of protons ... B102/'BI04
0
an incr,~;.~SQ of C
minima; (2) asymmetry rith respect to 9 = 90 ; and (3) 1
for lar.-e proton emission angles (Q > 1200). These resuit~: aEree -i,-Jth th-ose
of analogous reactions at E - 18-40 Mev. The characteristic features o-f
the a(G) curves indicate the importance of direct intefaction between
nucleus and u-particles. The residual nuclei of the reaciiot's
19(U,P)Ne22 127(U,P~Si3o at E - 13-15 IMev are --ai~ly in the exc-1;ez:
F and A C4 I- - 4 A. i.~
6 91 is
V
state. The intensity of the p0 proton group (Li (U,P)ue
22 121(.,
less than that of the p, and P groups A
.2 19
p angular distribution of the F reaction does not contfadict tha
2 92
assumn.tion that the second excited level in Ne- is*a 2' level. Thera are
6 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Piziko-tekhnicheskiy institut im. A. F. loffe Lkade!mii n.--ak
SSSR (11hysicotechnical institute imeni A. P. !Offe o-f the
Acadeimy of Sciences USSR)
SUB,~.',ITTED: February 23, 1961
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B102/B234
AUTHORS: Tsareva, T. V., Romanov, A. M., Myakinin, Ye. V.,
tant n ~o
va ~11.
TITLE: The (a,p)-reaction on carbon and the anomalies arising at
a-particle energies of 10 - 15 Mev'
SOURCE; Yadernyye reaktaii pri malykh i arednilhenergiyakh; trudy,
Vtoroy Vaesoyuznoy konferentaii, iyul' 1960 g. Ed. by
k.,S. Davydov and others. Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSR, 1962, 123-132
12(c('p)N15 was investigated with the aim of determining
TEXT- The reaction C V
the role of the various possible mechanisms of direct interaction and the
27(a,p)Si3o in order to obtain data on the high energy levels ol"'
reaction Al
Si30 and on the role-of the direct mechanisms in S13O formation in the ground-
and first excited states. The.experiments were made with the a-beam of thel
cyclotron of the FTI AN SSSR with 100-p '1-2 (Ya-2) emulsion plates and
targets enclosed in a spherical brass chamber (500 mm, diam). The angular
distribut ion measurements were made in the intervals 10-50, 50-90,'80-140
12
and '130-1700 (lab system).. -,-The proton angular distributions for. the C (a,p)
1/3 -

;19031621000100010051044
r on on... B1
The (a,p)- eacti 02/B234
reaction were made with soot targets on 0.25 mg/cm. gold foils and a 120p Al~
filter whioh served for eliminating the elasticity scattered alphas and the'.
15
tio :of N nuclei in excited states
proton groups' corresponding-to forma n
The exDerimental results are compared with theoretical considerations based:.
on the -formula for da/dAderived by Auistarn et al. (Phys. Rev., 92, 350,
1953), the wave vector of the recoil nucleus is determined from the masses
and the w-ave vectors,of the particles involved. The theoretical curve
ly ribution measured. 30 levels~-
the angular aist'
.;.,described qualitativel The Si
~-~-_'excited in (a,r) reactions, are determined and compared with published data
(Proc; Phys. So 73i 793t~:1959; Bull. Amer. Phys. Soc., 1, 280, 1956
Pbys.. Rev., 76, 624,.1949).' The results,are given in the table. Also the
27(a,P)Si3O
;:~,angular distribution of the protons f rom. the reaction Al was
-2
determined; the Al target- foils were 0.5 mg/cm thick and were exposed to
Iong 0
-time bombardment. The reaction orose section in the interval 40-120,
j was alm'oat indenendent of~the angle and lay between 15 and 20JAb/steradian.
14.7 Mev)._The shape of the angular distribution in the interval
0 Ihe distribution
50 140 was only weakly dependent on~E
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USSP / Human and Animi Physiology. Tile Action of 'P~,raicftl T
Factors.
Abs Jour Pef Zhur - Biol.., No 15, 1958, 110. 7o66l
Author
Inst Not given
Title The Influence of Ioniying Radiation on the Lymphatic
Tissue of the Snleen and of the Lymph Ncdes
Orig Pub : Uspekhi Sovrem. Biol., 1957, Vol 44, No 1, 68-81
Abstract : A reviews The author discusses the influence of the
type and dosage of radiation on the degree on injury to
the spleen and lymph nodes., and also the histopathologic
changes in these organs. Note is 'taken of the role of
toxemic factors in the irradiated crganism and the
importance of endocrine factors in radiation injury of
the spleen and of the lymph nodes. The spleen and lymph
nodes are especiaLly sensitive to ionizing radiation.
Card 1/1
159
XMTAVZIVOVA. OdnlMrali)
dtat,64 Offsails- usp.soyr. btol.
Andagento InfGOtIOn IA Sn ir" (MIRA 10:10)
44 no.1:82-92 JI-4 '57- UnICAL MIX?)
(RADUTION-PHYSIO
C LneHAT IG 5) (SPLUX)

.AUTHOR: Konstantinovat M. S. 20-118-4-20/61
TITLE: The Influence of J*-Rays on the Rate of Dye Accumulation
in Living Reticular Endothelial Elements
(Vliyaniye gamma-luchey na intensivnost' nakopleniya
prizhiznennykh krasiteley retikulo-endotelialinymi
elementaxi)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 19589 Vol. 116, Nr 4,
pp. 698-700 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: At the beginning, the author shortly refers to previous
papers dealing with the same subject, which, moreover, lead
to widely differing results. The author here investigates
the time dependence of the modification of the functional
state of the reticular eu dathelium in an irradiated
organism and its dependence upon the radiation dose. The
experiments were conducted with 33 rabbits of both sexes
with a weight of from 1,5 to 3,5 kg. 22 of them were
jointly subjected to one single irradiation. C06o served
as radiation source with a radiation power of 2,9 roentgen
Card 1/4 per second. The radiation doses amounted to 800, 400, 100,
The Influence of 1--Rayn on the Rate of Dye Accumulation 20-3a8-4-20/61
'in Living Reticular Endotheli&J Elements
50 and 25 r. The rabbits were killed 1,3,7 and 9 days
after irradiation. All animals received an intravenous
injection Of a 015 percent solution of trypan blue. The
11 animals serving as control received the same amount
of dyet they were, however, not irradiated. The
lymphatic glands and parts of the spleen were taken for
the microscopic investigations. The results of the
experiments ~ftre compiled in a table. The data obtained
here speak in favor of the existence of a general reaction
to a radiation effect. No accumulation of dye is found
in the reticular endothelium of the lymphatic glands one
daY after an irradiation with 600 roentgen. After from
3 to 7 days the accumulation of dye in test and control
animals differs only slightly. 9 days after an irradiation
with 800 roentgen the accumulation of trypan blue is
considerably increased in comparison to the control animals.
The dye was accumulated in the reticular cells and in the
endothelium of the sinus (sinus) and vessels. The intensity of
dye accumulation increases considerably subject to the
Card 2/4 influence of a radiation dose of 100 r. The intensity of the

KONSTANTINOVA M.S.
Distribution of carboxl and sulfhydryl groups of proteins in the
spleen tissue of mice under normal conditions and after irradiation.
TSitologiia 3 no.3%293-299 My-Je 161. (MIR& 14:6)
1. Laboratoriya gistofiziologii Instituta evolyutsionnoy fiziologii
AN SSSR, Leningrad.
(GAMA RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT) (PROTEINS)
(SPLEEN)

KONSTANTINOVA, M.S.; NAZINA, T.I.; REYDLER, M.M.
Effect of ionizing radiation on the functional state of the
reticuloendothelial system. Fiziol.zhur. 47 no.2:226-229 F 161.
(MIRA 14:5)
1. From the Sechenov Institute of the Evolutionary Physiology,
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Leningrad.
(RETICULOEh-DOTHELIAL SYSTF14) (X RAYS-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT)

KONSTANTINOVA, M.S.
Role of sympathetic innervation in neurosecretory processes of the
hypothalamo-hypophyseal system. 'Bbkl. AN SSSR 140 no.6:1431-1433
0 161. (MIRA 14:11)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii im. I.M.Sechenova Al SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom V.N.Chernigovskim.
(NERVOUS SYSTEM, SYMPATHETIC) (PITUITARY BODY) (HYPOTFALAMUS)
0 a

TIN-OVA, 14 S. - MI SEYEV 9 le. A.
JONSTAN __L
Role of the sympathetic nervous system in the neurosecretory processes
in amphib#kns. Dokl. AN SSSR 149 no.4:963-965 Ap 163. NiRA'160)
1. Inatitut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii im..I.M.Sechenova AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikm V.N.Chernigowakim.
(NSRVOUS SYSTEM, SYMPATUTIC) (NEUROCHEMISTRY)

KREPS, Ye.M., otv. red.; VERZIIBINSKAYA, N.A., red.; VOSKRESENSKAYA,
A.K., red.; ZHUKOV, Ye.K.j, red.; ZAGORULIKO, T.Y.,, red.;
ITINA, N.A., red.; KARAMYAN, A.I., red.; KkWJ340VA, I.G.,
red.;.KONSTANTnIOVA, M.S., red.; TITOVA, L.K., red.
[E;ibl~ation of the functions; physiological, biochemical
and st~ructural foundations of the evolution of the func-
tions.-Festschrift for the 80th anniversary of Academician
L.A.drbeli] Evoliutsiia funktsii; fiziologicheskie, biokhi-
micheskie i strukturnye osnovy evoliutsii funktsii. Sbor-
-,u-YIiishchennyi 80--le4.iiu akademika L.A.Orbeli. Mo-
nik po
skvi, Izd-vo "Nauka," 1964. 290 p. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Akadendya nauk SSSR. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii.
2. Ghlen-korr~ej~ndent AN SSSR (for Kreps).

KREPS, Ye.M., otv. red.; VERZHBINSKAYA, N.A., red.; VINNIKOV,
Ya.A., red.; VOSKRESENSKAYA, A.K.9 red.; ZfYJKOV, Ye.K.,
red.; ZAGORULIKO, T.M.0 red.; !TINA, N.A., red.;
KARAMYAN, A.I., red.; KARMANOVA, I.G., red.;
KONSTANTINOVA, M.S.p red.; PLISETSKAYA, E.M., red.
(Functional evolution of the nervous system] Funktsio-
nalInaia evoliutsila nervnoi sisten7. Moskva, Nauka,
1965 - 189 P. NIRA 19: 1)
1. Akademiya muk SSSR. Institut evolyutsionnoy fizio-
logii i biokhimii.

MOISEYEV, Ye.A.;_KONSTANTIMIA, M.S.
Effect of protracted action of small X-ray doses on the
hypothalamicohypaphyseal system. Probl. endok. I gorm. 11
no.4t68-73 JI-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. lAboratoriva gistafiziologli (zav.- kand. biolog. nauk
Ye.A. Moiseyer! Dutituta evolyutsionnoy fiziologii i biokhimil
imeni Sechen,va (dir.- chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR Ye.M. Kreps)
AN SSSR, Lenifigrad.

KON,91INTIN1011A, M.S.; MOISEYEV, Ye,A.
Change in the basophIls of the anterior lobe of the hypophysis in
rats following the extirpation of upper neck sympathetic ganglia.
Izv. AN SSSR Ser. biol. 30 no.1:113-118 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Sechenov InstItute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry
of Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R., Leningrad.

KONSTOTINOVA, M.S.
Hypothalamohypophyseal neurosecretion following adrenaline and
acetylcholine injections In rats. Dokl. AN SSSR 165 no.4t974-
976 D 165. (MIRA 18:12)
1. Institut evolyutsionnoy fiziologii I biokhimii im.
I.M.Sechenova AN SSSR. Submitted January 13, 1965.

BIRYUKOVA . N. .;' CHMMK.. A. , vrach; GRACMffA,, A. otrakhova
delegat; KUIAKOVA, V.., tkachikha,-, _N,_,,_&yaremyy
vrach; KIWLEVA , V.
PaYmento out of state funds are not "a hirden.4 Okh.truda J
sots.strWch, 5 no,1:24-25 ja 162, . (MIRA 15:2)
1. ZamOstitell nachgllniks medsanchasti Gusl4Qwuptallniogo
zavoda inani ]Dserzhi6*ogo (for Biryukova). 2. 2-ya
Kovrovolca~-,N bolinitea (for Chernyak). 3. Viadindrokay&
kontora irri,axi (for Gracheva)- 4. Karabanovoikiy'tekstilinyy
kombinat (ior Kulakova). 5. Mookovskiy gorodskoy sovet ~
professionallmykh sayusov (for Konstantinova). 6. Spetsialtnyy
korrespondent zhurnaU *Okhrana truda i sotsialinoye
strakhwaniye" (for Khmeleva).
(Vladimir Provinoe-MWicine, Industrial)

KOFSTANTINOVA- N.A.
Ecology and relative abundance of carp in the lower course of the
Volga River in 1957-1959. Zoo2. 2hur. 40 no.61873-881 Js 161,
(MIPA 14,.6) ~
1. Stalingrad Section of the State Institute of Lake and River
Fishery Managemente
(Stalingrad Reservoir region-Carp) .44

NIKIFOROVA, K.V.; RENGARTEN) N.V.; KONS OVA N.A.
-~~N -
Quaternary formations in the southern area of the European part
of the U.S.S.R. Biul. Kom. chetv.. per. no.30:3-25 165.
(MIRA 19:2)
.t~

HENGARTEN., N.V.; KONSTARITINO j A.; NIFIFOROVA, K.V., otv. red.;
~- -VkA, -W
PFILVE) A.V.,, akademik, glav-nyy red.; OZITETSOVA, K.T., red.;
MENNERP V.V., red.; TIMOFE-YEV, P.P., red.
[Role of facies-mineralogical analysis in the reconstruction
of the Quaternary climate; as revealed by a study made in
southern Moldavia and the southwestern Ukraine.] Roll
fat,41allno-mineralogichesko-o analiza v rekon - strakt9ii
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KONSTAINITEJOW, N.A.
Find of remains of Archidiskodon gromovi Ganitt et Alexeeva
from Lower Levantine (Lower Poratian) sediments in the
southwestern part of the U.S.S.R. B-Jul. Kom. chetv. per.
no.30:171-175 165. (14IRA 19:2)

KONSTANTINOVA, N. A.
KOWSTANTINM, N. A. -- "The Dynwdes of the Basic Biological Indexes of
Bream in the Northern Portion of the Aral Sea (The Biological Basis for
a Rational Utilization of the Atock of Bream).* Moscow Order of Lenin and
Order of Labor Red Banner Stat'~ U Imeni M. V. Lomonosov, Soil Biology
e
Faculty. Moscow, 19~5. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate of
Biological Sciences.)
SO: KnizboAn 11topts', No. 4. Moscow, 1956

XONSTANTINOVA, N.A.
Data an Bevan trout stock during 1948-1949. Trudy Sam g1droglol.
at&. 14:77-120 055. i WaA q: 8)
(Seven, lake--Trout)

-MMTARTINOVAt II.A.
V"1448i~, i" ncipal biological Indices of bream in the nortbM part
of the Aral Sea. Top. ikht. no.10:60-89 '58. (MINA 21:10)
I.Vaesoymnyy nauchne-looledovatellakly institut morskogs rybaegs,
khosyaystva I okeanogmfit,
(Aral SM-Bream)

NIKIFOROVA, JC.V.; GRMVA, V.G.; KONSTANTINOVA, N.A.
-, , I
Stratigrapby of aonti-4ental Cenozoic sediments in central Kazakhstan
and their correlation with equivalents in the Urals, TargW Gates,
northern Aral Sea region, and the southern part of the West Siberian
Plain. Trudy GIN no.26:204-247 160, (Mru 13:12)
(Kazakhstan-Geology, Stratigraphic)

DOBUNIN, G.K.; KO I Insh., retaonzent-, FILIPPOT, S.D.,
inzh.. N,, tekhn.red.
(Painting machinery for delivery to tropical countries;
experience of the Ural Heavy Machinery Plant] Okreska meshin-
nogo oborudovantle, post&Tlimwgo v strany a tropicheakim
klimtom; is opyta Ural2skogo ~avoda tiezhelogQ mashinostroaniia.
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(MMA 14:4)
1. Russia (1917- R.S.F.S.R.) Swardlovskly Abnomichaskly admi-
nistrativnyy rayon Sovet narodnogo khozyayitia.
(GV8rdlovs;::XIntIng. Industrial)

KOICTANTIVOVA, N.A.
Significance of the high-water pefi9d.In seaoon'al dymics of
biological indices of some fish.opec!,as in the lower course of
the Volga River. Trudy sov. J~klt. kom. no.13:420-,~6 161.
(MIRA 14:8)
1. Stalingradelcoye-otdeleniye Gosuda'retvennogo nauchno-
isoledovatellskogo instituta ozernogo i rechnogo i7bnogo
khozyaystva GosNIORHh.
(Volga River--Fishes)

I- -- KONSTANTINOVAq N.A. -
Structure of continental Quaternary deposits in southern Moldavia
and nd~acent regions of the southern Ukraine. Dokle- AN SSSR 140
no.1:1-89-192 S-0 '61. (MIM 14:9)
1. Geologicheskiy institut AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom D.I.
Shcherbakovym.
(Moldavia--Geolop:y, Stratigraphic) (Ukraine--Geology, Stratigraphic)

KO N.A.
Adaptive changes of the biological indices of the floodplain and
river fishes of the lover Volga River during the construction of
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1. Volgogradskoys otdoleniye Goeudarst"nnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo
instituta ozernogo i rechno o rybnogo, khozyaystva.
IVo1ga River-Fishes)